• Anonymous: Forget LULZ, we’re in it for revolution
• Panasonic Viera’s 3D HDTVs coming in April
• Selective censorship: How to prepare your Facebook for college admissions
• Verizon will pull unlimited iPhone data plans
• Google’s content farm crackdown causes collateral damage
• Sega Rally hands-on preview: A new age for digitally distributed games?
• Internet and WikiLeaks up for Nobel Peace Prize
• Battlefield 3 first-look
• Teaching reading to kids with interactive storybook apps
• Charlie Sheen trainwreck takes to Twitter
• Verizon unlimited data no more: Prepare to pay more for less
• Microsoft’s other mobile OS: Windows Embedded Compact 7
• Jobs unveils iPad 2: thinner than iPhone 4, comes in white
• iOS 4.3 adds Wi-Fi hotspot capability, boosts Safari performance
• Smart Covers flexibly and minimally protect the iPad 2
• Can anyone challenge the iPad 2?
• Nintendo developing new 3D Mario, adding Netflix to 3DS
• Apple iPad 2: What’s missing?
• Hands on with Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Play
• Sony opens PlayStation Move for ‘prestigious researchers and professionals’
• Sprint may launch nationwide LTE 4G network by 2013
• Hands-on with the iPad 2
• Hands on with Resistance 3
• Homefront multiplayer hands on
• Bing launches Groupon competitor with Bing Deals
• Movin’ on up: The winners of Google’s algorithm adjustment
• Android Developers Union wants to take on Google
• Google Profiles get a social makeover
• Apple iPad 2 vs. Motorola Xoom
• Burma joins the Facebook Revolutions
• The Adjustment Bureau Review
• WordPress suffers devastating DDoS attack
• The 11 best Ken Jennings Reddit AMA quotes
• Apple allegedly in talks with record companies over repeat iTunes downloads
• Digital Trends’ top 5 viral videos for March 4, 2011
• Samsung considering Galaxy Tab 10.1 overhaul after seeing iPad 2
• U.S. Navy to ignite the robot apocalypse
• National Day of Unplugging urges 24 hours of tech abstinence
• Crumpler camera bags offer sturdy construction, clever details
• Hands on with SOCOM 4, public beta announced
• Little Green Tree relieves shipping guilt with carbon offsets
• Anyone who visited GeoHot’s PS3 jailbreak website is now part of Sony lawsuit
• NASA scientist finds evidence of alien life
• Google issues malware-flushing security update, remotely removes malicious apps
• Former Halo developer Bungie UNconfirms work on ‘massively multiplayer action game’
• Spring break gadgets and gear under $200
• Gadget usage causes lack of sleep, study finds
• Report: digital music revenue to surge 60 percent, reach $20 billion by 2015
• Al Jazeera English to launch ‘The Stream,’ a talk show about social networking
• Microsoft: Stop using Internet Explorer 6. Please.
• Disconnecting for 24 hours: My National Day of Unplugging
• Instant-print faceoff: Polaroid OneStep Flash vs Fujifilm Instax Mini 7S
• Sheen fired from Two and a Half Men
• Curt Schilling’s 38 Studios shows off Kingdom of Amalur: Reckoning
• YouTube takes another step toward premium content with Next New Networks
• Eight Windows 8 features that could save Microsoft
• Unemployed Charlie Sheen seeks #winning social media intern with #tigerblood
• Intel launches Core vPro processors
• Lenovo ThinkPad X220 notebook promises 24 hours of battery life
• Million-dollar mistakes: 2010 data breaches cost US companies an average of $7.2M
• Pioneer VSX-1021 A/V receiver supports Apple AirPlay
• Meet Katherine Marlowe, Uncharted 3’s new villainess
• The death of DVD
• Foursquare 3.0 lands right in time for SXSW
• Five reasons Netflix may become the bargain bin of streaming services
• Chinese activist infuriated by Mark Zuckerberg’s dog profile
• NASA: Don’t believe the ‘alien life’ hype
• Vote on who gets the cover of NCAA Football 12
• Controversial EU law bans unauthorized cookies
• Zite hopes to be the Pandora of iPad magazines
• Microsoft Ventura project to bring multimedia discovery
• Survey: Vast majority of smartphone users experience service problems
• Texts will replace postage stamps in Sweden and Denmark
• EA thinks Facebook and PC games are the future
• First look at The Darkness II
• First look at Risen 2: Dark Waters
• MLB 11: The Show review
• Credit card processor VeriFone challenges Square
• iOS 4.3 Safari speed tests: Wide open throttle on Apple’s Nitro engine
• Dead Island First-Look
• Groupon’s black markets: Resellers for daily deal coupon codes
• Groupon gripes: Are daily deals headed for disaster?
• Google vs. the World
• Nintendo 3DS can be remotely bricked if flash cart use is detected, reports say
• Doctor Who returns in April
• Study: Gmail users younger, better-educated than AOL, Yahoo! users
• Square responds to VeriFone on card security concerns
• LinkedIn launches news aggregation service, LinkedIn Today
• Hands on with Conduit 2
• Google upgrades search with user-customized block lists
• Cell phone jammers beware: The FCC is after you
• High water mark: Can iPad 2 sales possibly match the original?
• Ultimate iPad 2 buyer’s guide: How to buy on launch day
• Tsunami headed for US after 8.9 earthquake hits Japan
• Call of Duty: Black Ops is now the best-selling game in U.S. History
• Miami is the most flirty American city online, study finds
• MLB 2K11 review
• Battle: Los Angeles Review
• iPad 2 launch attracts thousands in New York City
• Red Riding Hood Review
• Game developers eye iPad 2 as next-gen console
• Twitter re-takes control over third-party app developers
• Despite tsunami and quake devastation, Japan remains online
• Engadget top editors Topolsky and Patel resign from AOL
• Ratchet & Clank creator Insomniac Games goes social with Insomniac Click
• Source Code Review
• Lost city of Atlantis may have been found in southern Spain
• AT&T to implement monthly data caps for high-speed Internet service
• Anonymous releases ‘damning’ Bank of America emails
• iPad 2 graphics processor beats the competition in benchmarking tests
• Apple sold 1 million iPads opening weekend, or not
• Judge says U.S. government can have Wikileaks Twitter info
• Prey 2 officially announced (finally)
• Newspapers finally eclipsed by online news and ad revenue
• Senate antitrust committee to look at Google search ranking
• Apple iPad 2 Review
• Apple not sold out of iPad 2, after all
• Death of the mouse: How eye-tracking technology could save the PC
• Gilbert Gottfried fired as Aflac duck voice after Japan tsunami tweets
• Etsy’s new social features expose buyer names, histories
• T-Mobile unveils Android-powered Sidekick 4G
• ICANN to vote on .xxx domain this week
• Etsy comes under fire for revealing buyers’ names, purchase histories
• Homefront review
• Motorola Atrix 4G Review
• Internet Explorer 9 review: Now with more Chrome
• Zediva streams current movies by renting DVD players
• Samsung announces 2011 product showcase
• India gives RIM March 31 email access deadline
• Netflix will offer original series with ‘House of Cards’
• Red Dawn to digitally swap Chinese invaders for North Koreans
• Japan disaster could delay iPhone 5, disrupt PC supply chain
• U.S. military developing battle-ready apps for smartphones, tablets
• Did a 16-year-old girl help take down HBGary?
• Android beats iPhone 4 in web test (that may be totally wrong)
• Dell Inspiron R notebooks get Sandy Bridge, switchable covers
• Canon EOS Rebel T3i Review
• Turning to tech: How to aid Japan relief efforts
• One in four college textbooks will be digital in five years
• Aronofsky no longer directing Wolverine sequel
• Two new Samsung Galaxy Player models coming to US
• Best St. Patrick’s Day iPhone apps
• LivingSocial: Give $5 to Japan disaster relief and we’ll match it (for a limited time)
• AMD to retire the ATI brand
• ‘Stolen’ iPhone 4 prototype criminal investigation nearly over
• South By Southwest stats highlight social networking, device usage
• Microsoft behind Rustock takedown
• AT&T cracks down on unauthorized tethering
• Controversial ‘gay-cure’ app sparks calls for Apple removal
• Nokia already working on first Windows Phones
• Sprint Overdrive Pro 3G/4G Hotspot supports 8 Wi-Fi devices
• Gateway NV59c Review
• Digital Trends’ top 5 viral videos for March 18, 2011
• It’s official: ICANN approves .xxx
• Paul Review
• Learning from Microsoft’s six biggest blunders
• AT&T to acquire T-Mobile USA for $39 billion
• AT&T-T-Mobile merger: 7 biggest changes for customers
• Sprint issues statement on AT&T acquisition of T-Mobile
• Google: China tampered with Gmail (Update)
• Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s role in the Dark Knight revealed (Updated!)
• Groupon ditches agency responsible for ‘tasteless’ Super Bowl ads
• What’s going to happen to Sprint?
• This year’s Madden Curse recipient to be chosen by fans
• iPad 2 problems: What users complain about the most
• Amazon launches Appstore for Android with free Angry Birds Rio
• Firefox 4 hits the streets
• Nintendo 3DS Review
• Samsung shows iTunes-like social, reading, music, media, business ‘Hubs’ for Galaxy Tabs
• LinkedIn hits 100 million members
• Amazon cuts e-book sharer, Lendle; UPDATE: Lendle is back
• CTIA roundtable: Sprint, Verizon, and AT&T talk data and argue over T-Mobile
• GetJar: Android will outsell iPhone two-to-one
• Will we see the Xbox 720 in 2015?
• Burma bans Skype, severing global communication
• Samsung unveils new iPad-thin Galaxy Tab models
• Apple MacBook Pro 17-inch (2011) Review
• Judge rejects Google Books settlement
• Apple pulls ‘gay cure’ app from App Store
• Firefox 4 review: Better, faster, stronger
• T-Mobile LG G-Slate: Decent tablet, but red & blue 3D is terrible
• TRKFLD SLR Sloop Camera Bag is a fun, versatile alternative to black
• Crysis 2 review
• Hacked SIM card allows jailbreak-free, headache-heavy iPhone 4 unlock
• Yahoo! Search Direct offers real-time ‘as you type’ search updates
• Color photo-sharing app takes social networking to an amazing, terrifying new place
• Sony PlayStation 3 hacker George Hotz denies fleeing to South America
• FCC official: AT&T/T-Mobile deal faces ‘steep climb’ to approval
• Nvidia GeForce GTX 590 dual GPU graphics card now available
• Google launches UK-based online magazine ‘Think Quarterly’
• Hands-on with the HTC Flyer (Sprint EVO View 4G), a surprisingly useful 7-inch tablet
• Google Music launch appears imminent
• ‘Lame’ Color photo-sharing app to address user complaints with update next week
• AT&T vows to improve ‘inaccurate’ broadband metering
• MSI GX680 gamer notebook packs Core i7, Nvidia graphics
• Olympus XZ-1 Review
• Hands on with Color, the social app of the moment
• Sucker Punch Review
• Kodak wins crucial round with ITC against Apple, RIM
• You can’t call ‘time out’ in Silicon Valley
• Wireless companies ‘track your every move’
• Google slides into group texting with Disco Messenger iPhone app
• 4chan plots to trick men on OKCupid into holding ‘involuntary flashmob’
• Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition Review
• Nintendo 3DS launches in North America, pre-orders double the Wii’s
• Ridge Racer 3D review
• Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition review
• Madden NFL Football 3DS review
• Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars 3DS review
• Nintendogs + Cats 3DS review
• The Sims 3 on 3DS review
• Bust-A-Move Universe review
• Nintendo 3DS NYC launch attracts a two-dimensional crowd
• Internet founding father Paul Baran dies at 84
• Apple to unveil ‘future of iOS and Mac OS’ at WWDC 2011 on June 6
• Canadian ISP Rogers throttles World of Warcraft
• Your next car will be made of pineapples and bananas
• Amazon working on Apple, Google competitor with cloud locker for media
• Amy Adams is Lois Lane in Superman: The Man of Steel
• Capcom takes us back in time with the freshly announced Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City
• Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard Review
• Hands-on: Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 8.9 and 10.1 are slick but slow
• Qatar planning to use artificial clouds to cool the World Cup
• Aperion Audio Verus Forte Review
• Amazon launches Cloud Drive ‘digital locker,’ Cloud Player
• Acer Iconia dual touch-screen notebook available for pre-order
• Sony Ericsson to allow Xperia bootloader unlocks, with strings attached
• Cheezburger Network acquires Know Your Meme
• EVE Online MMORPG demoed on Tegra 2-powered mobile devices
• PS3 hacker George Hotz fights back against Sony lawsuit
• Pediatricians identify a new illness: Facebook depression
• Is social media overvalued?
• Desperately need a girlfriend? Buy a ‘cloud girlfriend’ instead
• Three reasons why MySpace is doomed
• Jack’s back: The restored exec’s plans for Twitter
• JVC Everio GS-TD1 Review
• Sony Music not crazy about Amazon’s newly launched cloud services
• Dell says Apple’s iPad is bad for enterprise customers
• Nintendo’s next console likely won’t be going the 3D route
• Google settles with FTC over Buzz privacy violations
• Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen blasts Bill Gates in new book
• 4chan founder Christopher Poole gives Reddit ‘AMA’ interview to promote Canvas
• Amazon Cloud Player and Drive review: Not for music lovers
• Opening the Red Curtain: Chinese box office to surpass the U.S. within 10 years
• Google +1 makes its official debut
• Vers Audio 1.5R dock for iPod and iPhone boasts looks, compact convenience
• Batman to reboot after The Dark Knight Rises
• Warner Bros. planning on bringing the Justice League to the big screen
• Microsoft exec thinks tablets may be a fad, talks of new laser retina display
• Amazon may be pursuing music streaming licenses for Cloud Player, despite earlier reports
• Microsoft files antitrust lawsuit against Google in EU
• Asus Eee Pad Transformer Android tablet hits Best Buy for $399.99
• Nikon Coolpix P7000 Review
• L.A. Noire redefines awesome trailers with these new awesome trailers
• Google creating face recognition app that reveals personal contact info
• The Lord of the Rings: War in the North developers discuss the best way to smash an Orc
• Olympus challenges filmmakers with 48 hours to make a movie at Vail Film Festival
• iPad not charging? Simple tips for charging the iPad via USB